Product Summary

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  • Electronic gear shift sender for accurate position data
  • Provides reliable signal to shift indicators
  • Compatible with Classic Instruments systems
  • Key component for functional gear indicators
  • High-quality construction for dependable operation
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MFG. Part #SN46Z
BrandClassic Instruments
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Classic Instruments SN46Z Details

Ensure accurate gear position indication with the Classic Instruments SN46Z Gear Shift Sender. Designed to provide precise electronic transmission position data, this sender delivers a reliable signal to compatible gear indicators and selector displays. Ideal for hot rods, muscle cars, street rods, trucks, and custom builds, the SN46Z is a key component for modernizing automatic transmission monitoring while maintaining dependable performance. Built to Classic Instruments' high standards, this sender integrates seamlessly with Classic Instruments gear position indicators, helping create a functional and professional dashboard setup.

  • Electronic gear shift sender for accurate transmission position data
  • Provides reliable signal output to gear position indicators and displays
  • Compatible with Classic Instruments gear selector systems
  • Essential component for proper operation of electronic gear indicators
  • Durable, high-quality construction for long-lasting reliability
  • Ideal for restorations, restomods, hot rods, muscle cars, trucks, and custom vehicles

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MFG. Part #SN46Z
BrandClassic Instruments
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great setup along with the Classic gauge selector

5.0

9 years ago

LilMo

Cleveland, Ohioo

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It's going in my 1937 Nash.

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Will this unit work with a 2002 Camaro 4L60E transmission?

by Grandpa Perry

• 8 years ago

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